The Sun. — London, England, 1818-06-22 00:00:00

ing a Per • ' ‘)(l T RIA Ar ri ved 25C. F. 40 C. 1. 40 C. ::. 30c. ' its 9h 16 21 '55 6 ss 7 93 D - Al 4 44 ,5 50 / : 3 476 307 01 / t f.- iv ci tell rcle% ces 3 of s 4 . 90C° :3 411hrli $ 1 . .. c e O,IOIBC .30: ty , y ti ) 1 .0, le • be r polie , he her o f, 3) 0 r° fi t oA rero e A b "l ' Ile' ,e C I O o f , s teo ce o le pe r, • Sllll l NEWS. II•PNIZANCE, JUNE 18 —Arrived off this port the ~ t r(1 Ft NGLE, from Cape Coast Castle. Ic4 , and landed Mr. BRi , DFIZICK s ‘t itil (HS' 1 . 1 , 1)44L 4tel 'es for Government—sailed ag a in f or Lon •,.?? if , :0 1 .r , JUNE 21. Arrived and sailed for the River, the Nelly, " I,l . l am:tied ; Enterprise, Franklin, from St. Lucia ; Rarer Glen from Hayti, for orders. The widow and to child hi s lit , re n" of the late General Seemore, Wm unfortunately los , dtirim, a hurricane at St. L"cia, came passengers in the and were l an d e d h ere. The Nelly fell in with -'l,land of ice in Lat. 40. 10. North, Long. 46. West, three e xtent. —Remain s evera l outwar d - b ound ships, as ocf nie. • l'°uTs:s ert,i7 tOUTIL, JUNE 21.—Y ester d ay sailed the Tihre on a • ° laud *e•--The Borodino got pratique, and got down to Cowes t ruo ~ a rt cu as.—Th e Ocean and Kinnersley Castle transports rne into harbour to-day, and have been paid off.—The Branford, for Barbadoes ; has put hack from sea. thpJUNE 20.—Carne tbees.o Adture, Luce, from ' l-111 1 Seas for Lundon.—Sailed the Pr e tty Lass, Tully, 6r Lotidnn. ALMOUTIi, JUNE 19 . —Arrived the Caledonia, %Veils, from L"d 4 o n, for Bengal ; and fi ve transports. Nos. 69.5, 7, 275,2, i°, t l)(1 9, from Pl ymouth, with the 38th Regiment on board, 1:1he Cap e of Good Hope. 341z/14 4, JUNE :i O .--rtrrived the Bulwa-k, bound to Ply • and is Preparing to sail again. 114 twERPOP I., JU NE 20 The Sarah, ---, f rom J ama i ca; 1 0 h " 1 of .transpoi ts from Cork f or Halifax, on the inst. itse at 39. 48. tong. Ss. t i t. 74.1.)()v, Jt'NE 21 A s • ure d off this port the Eclair, P or t_ 4, , from Batas 11445 TE, Juxe 21.—Ca me i n t h e St. Peter, Raynarts, 11.1°It' Loudon for Leghorti, with loss of bowsprit ; and the lar:LLoxes, and the Oak, Bulmer, for shelter. P°4 D, JUNE '2o.—The Nlaytlower, Miles, from Bristol rt. Pair • HAV annah, h as put i n here leaky, and must discharge , 4W4II"'WEN, JUNE IS.—A rr i ve d the Volunteer, oru Jamaica, in 52 days- I 1 , 1 ----_-_----",---___ t o. 'e Tortoise store ship, Mr. THOMAS COOK, :old er, arrived at Portsmonih on Thursday lii (II I)le fitazils with a cargo of timber. She left vs t) de Janeir o the 12th April, at which time ,41"1(-)(loe flowt.Rs, in the Atriphiosi, woli the GMAN, be t iti3 brig, Capiaist the Hot. C U BRID . s e re at that place The Andronta(•!.e. Captain tli i"Ree. sailed from Rio on ilit- 9 It April, t ar The 11 1 ' ,, P4 1110 e of proceeding 'mold Cape Hot n. to,„"."1, CHNdin Hicscpy, had already gone „I)tu tht• Cape. The Tylie, Captain VAecolii 11 . i " ie l fl X;*eitstii, Captain SHARPE, %ft re iii the . 4 Pre: .4 riata. Coutraodoi•e BttWLBS .vas about ail, (/c eed in the Ainpliton to relieve the fiya . Ip . 6 Which ship would then return to England. Il i ete ,(Iss-r, Alidslipll ao of the Amphion, ti d 111:11)tet1 to act as Lieutenant of the Icarus, t ilia r i , - "(4)in rot Lient. 1-i AsTI NGS, IA ho was at sick l'illiil".3 Licti t . J. C. Geove, Isle of the Am is'i t :' 'llt' home passenger in the Tortoise, and trr,,4:el:erai „,,,,iios t ,.„„, the squiad,on ; she also Illertlia_ll'ille ail , 200,000 dollars in specie on tit% . L e dcentint. 1 1 6 ' 11 , ' (role St . Bartholomew's, dated May ti;:(.*Te.oltt4,thet,'.tliat iotelligence etas boutlY e%liecied , (he ii . fall ot Laguira. Admiral Berox was . itt3tlB ",igliiintirilood of the idand. The lirittsli ' 1 , 1 ,4; t ' iwe iiritannia and Emerald, Wile prepar '"ceo• sa d for ,:i ti 1 tof finding I hat ki, le 11 , Lagiti• ,con (en +lli i'fie,. , 'e Lout s .4 the Patriots), to recrivt the I (H e , I, S 'iii i .„ l p 0 them for the stores, Ste. supplied to ''' )41 "''' , . Iron BrioN had captured a itit,iiit,ll „i • S q 14( .• • . •', 12 18- .11,1 er ,0 'q.t.., iggen 'mate, Car r y ing ; . °,lt eirronades aiot 86 glen. The Capta in ?t,,. hi s ~ . 1 4 1 , ~ ca f e befor e rite vessel was taken pos. '4,„, ,(1-'7'. Admiral BatoN had named her the bC.),,;.i.ictntio. after his own vessel. "lt,.oi.'"irsay ;if, ertiono General his Grare the Iti'leta RieHm-ND, 1i... G Capiaiu-Genei al and ~,,x,, ti t / '''-in.( 16,4 ut 11, nit,' North America, k....‘er,,,. ~., t I,i s ',ousse.x. Wtet.tAra, and GEoRGE LEN'. 1,,•, ( Tt. \Nr44("is ; Alairr-Genrral Sir Pt? REGHINE / 1)1 ',1 i.. CottLuatuler.in.Chief in Nova Se., p i , kI : I b^ .‘ " Y 'MAITLAND. and two daughters ; Co. It, l 'i d lid l i r. ;Y ; Majors f3armtve, NPLigoD, pis ii:4l,l*(l th e r , LYoss, etnbarlird at Millwood' on %, k 4, . ,11)genia frigate, Captain HYDE t,•:bre "I....v,i'icii ship sailed in the evening for ) 41 1 ,'e %,,..,.11 `'eneral Sir Joll NJ SHFEBIIOO KE and :I'hhit „jeitirn honie in the Iphigenia. She has e I,' ruionth 'toad s from Ion) winds. 1,,, 4....e, k „_ . ti,„ ,er, . P'reli store-ship, Mr. WtesoN, Corn. fro;l4' 114:1.rived 011 WellileSitay from the Cape of l en t , t liei .e with a car ol ~/' timber. She sailed liti,tli 1 CIPt• 2911 i Id Al ircn , arrived at Sr. He :111'1)181'e t\:(1)1141"1 kit i' lI , U 17 , 11 April, at whiell 4 il, ' li'ep It het or 74 1111 1 / 4 ( 'lvo and Griffon AI , ti fo e et ' . ' ' ). ) , Dolt b rmi that island. '1 he I odargits had 'he b,,-, ,; C, Te 01 Good Hope. Lientenant 'e t sPaitli"ktlit for transports, came home in T ill el, i. • i t N et, -s /t11 ) • L it , . it 1,, Q 1. , n " 3 quarter past three o'clock, the ' i tla. l 'Nil' arrived in town front Blighton, t ‘i lt, ) , ,i. 'nos e. ~,I'Sslt4lllC4::vrie''ing the Duke and Duchess of c, A 55,,, ceoropaiiied by the Langr,ive of NI • 17- •L. 11 0 . . . j, t hoi elle nooted the Opera with their pre tPittie ,i),(; di ~ 'day the Dik e and Duchemg, after . ) 4 14 1'4 1;4 111e Ser vice St the Chapel Royal, Sr, " 01 11 e . wen t • tl it. 11 , Es, e , . iiecompanied by the Land ks Y tv t ti,,,, i . !-AS,R and Alias HE Y DEMA N to ‘i% Vte 'll)llinti . • ll ' ‘til te r , lo ft -al •7'ooiersct-lioitse, where et,111: Ti,„ , e , (l by Sir %I'm BEECH EY and Mr. l' t ..:l i q : , 411(1.i "."!l'ess stayed but a short time, t^:;'l 4 w i. ny th `-''',"clgrave remained flinch longer. ,:: i P ' . 't. a t : I " C e l„ " re ll ,,, k . e and Dechess of Geovces 11,11' Il iei "init, and dined with ,Piiitee • IV, 'e e v „ .1. ItoY,ll Highnesses returned to •eal, l . 4) 1 ' l llll g. La ‘ ' itl l () , ) ? '(eli irnd pr )ling for ?" said a R„r C1,,, i . 4 hien(' t t „ tl, e ' rigid, . (Iv , ions he met bustling • ~.,„ 11„) Milo Goililhall yesterday), - 1.11, ,th,)tit't.,iietsiiiii,;itlepe.inteitt Candidate to he ie P o , . tut,„, "g l vlse you to turn to the tr, „ ~ e, ~ - 4, C ar 1, ty -i. q iii % p or , l n , atz, and give EYTON a 1 G,4 _ 1,,, t4,,t 1: n . e 11 resolved to return him 11,44it1. Cpi tols. ::)., the triumphant Sale of (° ti lt ij . 20 0001. each, therefore 441144 Luck !" The sth battalion 60in regiment has arrived at Portsmouth in, the Ocean, Kinnersley Castle, awd Borodino transports, from Gibraltar, to be dis banded. They sailed on the 10th the gar rison was very healthy. The Alyrinidon, Captain GAMBIKR, was the only ship of war there. Twenty-two men liave been committed from Bow-sireet. Office for pig king pockets in Covent garden since the commencement of the election. The miscreant who pelted Sif.NtatßAY MAXWELL. bus not, been found. NrAv PARLIAMENT, MEMBERS RETURNED. o.z:ford Wright, General St. Johu. Yarmouth —Mr. Anson, Mr. Rtnnbold. Plyntouth—Sir W. Congrece, Sir 'l'. B. Martin. Rochester—James Barnett, Lord Binning. Irigan—Sit• It. H. Leigh, J. Hodson.. Pcheacr—Sir Isaac Collin, W. D. Merdst. Chippenham—Marquis of Bland ford, W. Miles. Stqlorel (Lloronkk)—Mr. Beityon, J. Honifray. Strdforel (Cou2tt,7)—Earl Gower, E. Littleton. Ashburton--Sir L.tPalk, Mr. Serjeant Copley. 7'otncs—J. P. Courtenay, W. Holmes. Lostwithiet—Sir 11. Wigram„l C. Grant. Truro--Lord F. Somerset, Mr. Towline. Nor/ha/ter/on—Lord Lascelles, H. Pierse. • Launceston—James Brogden, P. B. Peller. Dartnzouth—A. H. Holdsv. - orth, Jahn Bastard. Ifnaresburough—Sir J. NPlntosli, Right Hon. G. Kernay Durham (City)—Mr. Wharton, Mr. Taylor. Granthant—Sir W, E. Wetby, Hon. Edward Cust. St. <ilbans—Lord C. S. Churchill, W. T. Itoharts. Newark—Sir W. H. Clinton, H. Willoughby. dildburough (York)—H. Fries, G. V. Vernon. Borobridge-1.11. Lawson, G. Mundy. Higham Ferrars—W . Plotter. Rye—Right Hon C. Arbuthnot, I'. Brown. Irinchelseu—H. Brougham, G. Mills. Thirsh—R. Frankland, R. G. Russell. Helston—Lord James Townshend, 11. Hudson. Budmin—D. Gilbert, T. Braddyll. Exeter—Mr. t ourtenay, Mr. Newman. iferver)i,rditrst—W. H. Scourfield. Britlkenurth—T. IVhitmore, Sir T. J. J. Jones. Richnsond (Yorkshire)—Lord Maitland, T. Dondas. Castle—W. Clive, General Robinson. Barnstaple—Sir M. Lopez, Onlinaney. Bristol—R. H. Davies, E. Protheroe. Bewdley—W A. Itobertii, jun. Flint (Borough)—Sir E. I'. Lloyd. Clitheroe—llun. It. Curzon, Hon. W. Cust. Denbigh (Borough)—J. 'W. Griffith. 7'amworth—Sir H. Peel, W. Peel. Morpeth— W. Ord, H. H. W. Howard. Hythe—J. B. Taylor, Sir J. Perring. Pembroke—J. 11. Allen. 11 7 otton Bassett—Culonel Ellison, Mr. Money. Monmouth (Horouglaj—Marguis of Worcester. Bridgewater—G. Pococ's, M. Astell. STATE OF POLLS AT Liverpool, June 20. Coventry, June 20. Mr. Canning General Gascuigne , 762 Ellice Lard Sefton 382 Butterworth Nottingham, June 20. Carlisle, June 19. Mr. Birch 347 J. C. Curwen Lard Baneliff Mr. Smith Chester, June 20. Leominster, June 20. Sir T. G. F.gertua Mr. Williams Lord Belgrave :264 J. Harcourt. General Grosvenor .... 2.54 Hereford, Jone 20 • Berwich, June 19. Hon.J. S. Cocks Colonel Allan 194 colonel Symonds Colonel St. Paul • 1 57 It. P. Scoria:mir e 73 Lieut.-General Campbell .57 Gloucester, June 20 Lord Ossulston Preston, June 20. , Berkeley Dr. Crompton l3l Cooper 756 Horrucks 230 o.rford, June e Hornby Sow/lamp/on, June 20. General St. John Chamberlaylie 5 61 ',lr. Lockhart Crespigny Taunton, Jane 20. 'zishlown Penron, June 19. Sir W. Burroughs ...... 204 Sir C. Hawkins Mr. Swan 9ts Hull, J une 20. Mr. Anderdon 9B Nlitchi II ... Honiion, June 20. Graham Cust ' 252 .Stanifortli Crawley Slade 1 5 .7 Stanifoith has demamted a Northampto n , J une '2O, scrutiny, which i s granted. Lord Compton 340 Ipswich, June 20. Sir E. Kerrison 415 Sit G. RoUitistin Newcastie - un l / 4 Baring 345 Juuc 1 9 . Mr. Kinnersley Mr. Wilmot 299 Mr. Barnet ............ 401 Sir J. 'T. BJughey 233 Lord Binning .......... :AO IT ymouth, Jan e 20. Major -!'omens .• • ...... 173 e Mr. Williams Mi. Buxton .......... 609 Mr. Wallace Mr. Ure Sir J. Murray 7 I Mr. Warre Mr. Bebb 4 Evesham, June 20. Mr. Howorth Sir C. Cockerel! Mr. Boughton 79 !!'arrester, June 20. Lord Deethurst Colonel Davies Sir W. D. Gordon IVe find by a correction in a Bristol Paper, that the Letter addrcs,ed to the Ladlee of that Cir y, copied from the Thistol Gazette, with the name of EDWARD PHOTHEROE annexed, was merely an Election squib of Mr. PnoTtlExos's opponents„—'l'l,e mis-spelling of his name and residence was, of course, designed. POLITICAL curruAßY.--The venerable Major Cartssrig!ir expired on Sattirdiy about five o'clock. He !old laboured for many years tinder a Radical Itelorfn. The proximate cause of his death, how ever, was a %vita of Voles.—Th e Hon. Douglas Kinnnitd died nearly at the same tim, ; his com plaint was a decide il wail( of Popularity. No man ever wislicd so stton4ly for political Ideas lit did, And he went out of the world with a very bad grace. /Potion Basset, June 20 . Wray and Twiss 125 Ellin; Lid Money Closed.—Col. Wrey intends to petition. Grangum,,bine 19. Closed. Welby 543 . Cust Manners Lord YAamourit has declined coming into Para. lianient again for the county of Antrim ; His Lordship, in a letter addressed to t.,e Elvcrors, assigns as the cause of this resolutioO the preca rious state of his health, which prevents him from adtquately discharging the arduous - duties of a Member of Parliament POET II Y. TUE WESTNiINsTEn cANDIDAIES.---A NEW SONG. Hazza for ON England ! the hatile goes Bia7e.away then, my hearties, and quick end the fight The It'innaird and the Ccrin, , ,dzht thr Contest resign, And disabled they both are tow'd out of the Derry down, down, down derry down. The Hunt's still afloat, but appears quite a wreck, Not more than some thirty now stand on her deck, Land-Rubbers, whom we with great ease might run down, If they who were destin'd for hanging could ,frown. Derry down, down, down Berry down. The disabled ships' crews have attempted to get, With their guns and their stores, all on hoard the Burdett; But do all they can, they will find small their chance is, ST. GEORGE is our patronwe want no Sr. FRANCIS. Derry down, down, down decry down. The Romrlf, l still stands the first on the seas, Thus fair we ha►•e thought her the old Ramillies; Rot when we discover her flag and her nation, We won't let a L'renchn►an maintain such a station Derry down, down, down drrry down. The 111 - axwal's the true heart of oali—English buil .And her crew will all fight till their best blood is sc, She now stands the second—hot lads blaze away, We'll traveler the first e're the close of the day. Deny down, down, down deny down, Her Captain's a tar of the true English breed, Who has prov'd whence he springs butte by word and by deer Shall a II iton be second, lay boys, to a Frenchman ? No, no, nor a N.ilor be cow'd by a Benchwan. Derry down, down, down derry down. By his thunder he put the Chinese in amaze, And. Cock of the rock, be beat off the Malays ; And will England degrade hint I —no, no, on my soul, Covent-Garden shall see him the Cock of the Poll. Derry down, down, down deny down. ,• 111 E . . . KING'S THEATRE.—II Burbi ere di Seciglia was repre ,, etired on Saturday and received with the warnirst applause by a very numerous audience, artiolitz whom were the Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE, Laoflgrave of 1 - IESsE CASSEL, the Grand Doke MicritlEL, and a large proportion of English Nobility and the Fistlioliabie THE ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE opened for !be season. Not eny is absolutely necessary now in excite public atieotion, and therefore ,Jr. ARNOLD, the Alanager, in dilition to his excellent com pany of regular Performers, treated the town on Saturday last with a troop of American Warriors, who exhibited their warlike operations with great adroitness, and afforded an t'lltVrtainflleilt at once terrible and diverting These novel and sttikin Performers anlonnr to seven, and the following are their names : SENUNG-Gls, ('he Chief.) NE-QUI -ET-TWAsSAV E, STA-EUTE, jIC-TAU-GOl-1, NL - r.4UN• NE - AU-BOIT; SE-81/0S- K R-ACB, Euti-DoGA. The Public have seldom iiitneSse,ll a more in texesting spert ode, as it presents *tt specimen of manners so different from thrt , tt Of Ink country, and in , leed of every civilised State. They were well received. Miss KtuLy is still the Heroine of this Theatre. BARTLEY, HARLEY, CHATTER LI,Y, a d his Wite, \VRENCH, and a Mr. ST. ALBIN, and Miss AGLLTT front Dublin, form a company crpable, , te doubt not, of rendering she se+s ~n hi lily a: tractive, and rewarding the exer !loos of the eitterpri•ine \Jail:tact% CORN-EXCHANGE, JUNE 22. —We have bad a short supply of lVheat from our own coast, and about 22,000 quarters of Foreign since this day week ; real fine samples sold at Monday's prices, but ordinary is dull, and Is. per (parte!. lower ; Barley and Malt is very dull ; and in consequence of the large arrival of Forei , in Barley, had any sales been made, it would have been lowe r ; Pca Beans, nod Oats, have each adva nce d Is. ;. e r qnarter.—l n oth er ki n d s o f Grain .there is no alteration. EXECUTION.--This morning, at right r. 'clork, John Dennett, for the murder of Jane Rogers, was, pursuant to his sentence, executed before the Debtors' door, Old Bailey. This unfot innate being was obliged to be assisted whilst he re mained On the scaffold, and resigned himself to his fate, apparently almost in a lifeless state. llis body, after hanging the usual time, was conveyed to St. Bartholomew's Hospital for dissection. A FACT.—On Monday last a Lady was passing over Gainsborough brid g e with an umbrella'in her hand, when she felt the weight of it surprisingly increased, and iti a little time discovered that it was owin g to a 'xi-tower of frogs, thousands of which are to he s , en at this tone. IMITATION IFA. —0 i Saturday a man of the name of Edmund Rlunle,7, of Tenter-row, St. Leo rood, Shorediich, was, convicted at Hatton-garden Office in the Jienalty of 5001. for.,having in his lmossession ribout 50011). of sloe, thorn, and elder. eaves, unanniactured in imitation of tea. All the implements used in dryitig, colouriug, draining, exc, were produced in tbe office, hesides-leveral sacks and barrels of the imitative tea. The whole of the tie sued for amounted to the enormous sum of 5000/ but the Excise consented to take a convic io n for the above stun. The defendant was stated to be entirely employed by some 'grocers who 'tiled a house for him to use as a manu factory A laughable circumstance happened at Covent• Garde,' On Saturday noon.. Sir M. MAXWELL re tired from the finstiugs to the Coffee-house, at the west end of the Piazzas, followed by a num ber of his friends, who cheered him as he pro ceeded. One Gentleman, however, thought proper to hiss, which was no sooner observed than blows ensued. In order to have a full view of the combat, almost 20 people 'Vent into a market waggon, which happened to stand near the spot, when the drive r (a boy about 12 or 14 }ears old), smacked his whip, and off set the horses, wiel.)..',heir heavy load of live liimber, to' the no su/Ali i.;.atific4tiora of the crowd. LADY EMILY VANE T.nIVEST. COURT OF CHANCERY. TICYLOR V. ANTRIM. Thi9 morning the Cr !Oft Wtl9 much rrovork.l. expectation of hearing the Lour) Ci 4 ‘NcE,Lort's final Judgment in tali, imp,prt,,tit Case. His L - irdship, after reading the Affidavits of Lord STEWAR T and Alrs. Tar Lott, and recapitolating the most prominent points, stated, that in a case of so finch impokrance to the parti s, he should not proceedlo.a tkri-ion till he had once more seen Lady EMILY VANE . TEMI.F.ST. flz s (mid acquaint them what further views he had takeilt of the sui)ject to-morrow or Wednesday. ATTACK ON LORD CASTLEREAGH. Lord CASTLEREAGU , attended at the Husting3 on Saturday about One O'clock, to give his vote for 84 1111/13RAY MAXWELL. His' Lordship, had no sooner taken the oath than Mr. HUNT an nomiced to the mob who it was that had vo ed ; upon which a crowd assembled In interrupt 10'1 Lordship's departure. But he was not so easilT daunted, and, like the gallant Officer whom he liat conic to support, be put on a firm but , .cbec•tol countenance, and .stepped boldly through crowd. Lordship walked slowly along the streets, and without any serious interruption, till lie reached St. Martin's-lane, when on t nrning the corner, he was met by another mob. The united forces pressed upon him, and it was with consi (terrible difficulty that, _supporte:i . by. Sir 1 - lErsitiv BLAcKwonn and Captain HALL, he succeeded iil getting into a shop. A number of Constables in ti'dniit time arrived, and escorted his Lordship to the Admiralty, when be took leave of the mob tvith a low bow, and many thanks for their atten tion in giving him their company. Such is the intrepidity of honest 'wen, and such the violence, insolence, and turbulence of a licentious ralub;e. ANOTHER ACCoIiNT. On Saturday Lord CASTLvREAGH went on the Hustings in Covent-Garden, h' tent.er e ,. vot e for Capt. M AXWELL; H unt stood close to his Lord. ship when he came up, and is stated to have ... said to the mob, " t hat is Lo! d Castler'eagh.7, Noble Lord was very soon recognised, and was greeted with loud groans and hikes. 11is Lord ship, botvever, appeared to be quite tinconc,lneti at Ilitse'marks of moboergtical spirit. No sooner did he dep ar t, than abou't a humirtd ruffians.fol lowed him, hooting, hissing, and groaning His Lordship was tint, however, induced to hasten iris pace, or to take the slightest notice pf‘hrts, pursuers, who bung upon his rtar, confmning their violence, until he reached the. Admiralty— A sew Constables, who saw what wai Nissjt j g„ followed ; but were unable to sretire any of the rioters, although two or three of them 'fillet , / handfuls of mud, One nt which' strui•k his Lord ship's clothes. 00, approaching Admilaity, gate, several Gentlemen, who, formed a sort of rear-guard -to Jtis Lordship, turn e d roun d , An d made a spew to resi! , r the mob, and, it posstble, to secure some of them, upon which these noisy politicians thought it prudent to make, a vet'y pre cipitate retreat. Th following is the Police account of this atm. dons and disgraceful transaction : " Bow-SaltEET.—On Saturday, about one o'cloCk, informa tion was received at this Oflice, that after Lord Castlereagh had polled for Sir Nlaarry Maxwell, he had been attacked aod :ollowvd by a Miib, with great violence, as he was leaving the hustings. The , .clamour And violence of the crowd induced' the Magistrate to dispatch Viehery and Rutayen ; the officers, and a number of constables, with all possible alacrity, to the assistance of the Noble Lord: On their arrival at St. Mir., tin's-lane, they found a mob, to the number of about TAO, assembled round a draper's shop, in Which his Lordship had taken refuse, under.the protection of two' officers belonong to this Office. His Lordship, hoWever, received no naterial injury. On the arrival of the }Anse tsf constables, his Lord ship left the draper's shop, and proci!eded tinder their protec tion to Charing-cross, .alidAtioli refuge in the :luminary, the mob following him, and *sing the toast ,foul language and threats towards his Lordship. The alarm of the attack upon Lio d Castlereagh having reached the florse-Guards,.. .the ottic,r on duty t urned not his guard, but Th ey proceeded no f,irther than their liar ,de between the gates, not having beta upon by the police. Ifis Lordship went from the Ad miralty, through St..laines's Parh to his houseJaines's squa e , and departed front thence about three o'clock for Ireland." OLD BAILEY SESSIONS. On Saturday Thomas Jasper, Thomas Coofe, aml another boy, pleaded guilty to the minor oth.:nce of having forged notes in their posse Scion, subjects them to 14 .years trat4portation: Thomas Dogood, the lad ahout whom Orator Hunt m►de so much noise on account of his being, apprehended for pulling down some hand-bills, which Hunt considered as reflecting on hint, was convicted of stealing a w►aic{l, the property of J. Riekie, a baker. Dogood was applehended on it' charge of tittering -forged notes, :rod the watch found upon him, "'filth he said he had received front his tnother ti ter years ago; hot the Offi , ers found engraved on it thename of Mr. Rickie, and the date " 1818." Tnis 10 to a discovery of the • robb , ry.• Henry - Wells ivas . inriirted - for stealing a iflack . mare, the property - ot Thomas Stride. anilty-- • Death. - The rest of'the day•wtt occiipied in trying eves of no importance. _ ,• - - BIRTHS. ./ On Saturday last, - nt Sir It. in Arlirtiton•street, the Lady of Thoinas Glyn, Esq. of a son - . • On Friday last, the Right. Hon. Lady Sarah Lyttelton, of a son, in Saville-row. MARRIED. On Saturday last, Alfred Fawkes, Esq. of Great Cumber" land-street, Portman-square, to Willie'mina, second daughter' of John Milford, Esq. of Guildford-street, Russell -square. at D. Yesterday, Mr: John Shellett,, of Drury lane, Surgeon, regretted by a wide circle of friends, to whom his friendly habits and professional ability had long endeared him. On Saturday last, at homerton, James flow, Esq. of thi, Navy Office. On Wednesday last, at his house in Finsbury -square, in the 82d year of his age, Daniel Esq. On Saturday, at his house in Ilatton•garden, aged 62, Dr. Joseph Adams. about a fortnight since he had fractured his leg by a fall, and . was apparerrtly fast recoverirt..7 fro's) the accident ; but sonic intern al complaint, occasionto probable by the shoe]; at the time, at length manifested itself, and as a few minutes after taking his dinner, a faiutiLii fit c;:we on, which terminated in his death.